Heat more with a HEATMOR - outdoor wood furnace

This video is a review of my HEATMOR outdoor furnace, all the pros and cons and what I have learned about it over the years, this is just my opinion about it and I really hope that you learn something if you are looking to get one or have just bought one. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@macmary11]

We have the 400 model. I auger out the ashes once a week and clean the heat exchanger once a month. I buy a truckload of logs each year and supplement it with dead trees I cut down around the farm. Heating an older restored farmhouse , a 30 X 50 shop, and the hot water in both. Hydro bill is cheaper in the winter than it is in the summer. Turn the breaker off to HWT in the winter. Load it twice a day. It's more work, but when you look at oil, propane or hydro prices, it's cheaper. Good video.

[@brokebutblessedfarm1516]

Yes it is more work but definitely worth it for the result and price. thanks for watching!

[@danthurman9076]

Coal is a better choice, burn 24 hours and never run out of heat. $ 90 a ton for coal at the mine in Sparta, Illinois. You can't afford to cut wood as long as coal is available. Bituminous lights and burns easier than Anthracite.

[@user-er6lz9nq4z]

do you ever clean and do the yearly service on it

[@brokebutblessedfarm1516]

yes i do, both cleaning out the strainer for the water and cleaning out the chimney pipes from soot.

[@jesseferguson9464]

What's the pipe brand in the ground thanks

[@brokebutblessedfarm1516]

the brand of pipe is a Logstor.